I remember seeing Dyson vacuum cleaners can take Makita batteries, if I'm not mistaken. Maybe you can find an image that confirms Dyson vacuums can take Makita batteries somewhere to be sure

>>107632062
>plastic
>made for life
Pick one

>buy it for life
Sebo if you like repairability or Miele if you don't care. Accept no substitutes.

never had luck with dyson always break on me, cheap plastic clips and stuff.

>>107632062
>batteries for a quick suck before she mops
why would she need batteries for that?

>>107632316
>miele
Not anymore
Servicing contract only
Good luck repairing on your own.

Don't get a Dyson. Just had a v15's motor burn out, a year after the warranty ran out. Took it apart, loads of internal voids that collect mountains of dust between the prefilter and motor module, which turns out is a sealed unit that is a total bitch to open up. I can even see the copper coils through the perforations but can't access them without butchering the whole thing. Dyson just replaces the whole body if there's an issue with the motor, out of warranty - £160, which just a scam in my opinion. Overpriced crap, fuck them.

Instead, For £210 - not much more than the replacement dyson body, I've been considering the makita 40v CL004G, since I already have XGT batteries. Powered head, optional hepa filter, 3 year warranty. Small collection bin, but can just be emptied more often and I know every part will be available for replacement at reasonable price.

>>107632062
Dyson is made for 20V batteries like DeWalt uses. With 18V you have shorter run time and the motor doesn't get up to full speed in turbo mode. I think LG and Shark have ones with swappable batteries. As long as you have two it should be fine.

What's up with this utter aversion to cords?

>>107634271
You waste less time vacuuming if you're not constantly plugging and unplugging it. It's a decent qol upgrade.